VIDEO SHOWS : Marmot screams, just like a woman in the funniest video you will see all day

VIDEO SHOWS : Marmot screams, just like a woman in the funniest video you will see all day.The head of the cat is round and the ears are erect. Its powerful forequarters, neck, and jaw serve to grasp and hold large prey. It has five retractable claws on its forepaws (one a dewclaw) and four on its hind paws. The larger front feet and claws are adaptations to clutching prey.[48] Cougars can be almost as large as jaguars, but are less muscular and not as powerfully built; where their ranges overlap, the cougar tends to be smaller on average. Besides the jaguar, the cougar is on average larger than all felids apart from lions and tigers. Despite its size, it is not typically classified among the "big cats", as it cannot roar, lacking the specialized larynx and hyoid apparatus of Panthera.[49] Compared to "big cats", cougars are often silent with minimal communication through vocalizations outside of the mother-offspring relationship.[50] Cougars sometimes voice low-pitched hisses, growls, and purrs, as well as chirps and whistles, many of which are comparable to those of domestic cats. They are well known for their screams, as referenced in some of their common names, although these screams are often misinterpreted to be the calls of other animals.[51] Rear paw of a cougar Cougar coloring is plain (hence the Latin concolor) but can vary greatly between individuals and even between siblings. The coat is typically tawny, but ranges to silvery-grey or reddish, with lighter patches on the underbody, including the jaws, chin, and throat. Infants are spotted and born with blue eyes and rings on their tails;[44] juveniles are pale, and dark spots remain on their flanks.[42] Despite anecdotes to the contrary, all-black coloring (melanism) has never been documented in cougars.[52] The term "black panther" is used colloquially to refer to melanistic individuals of other species, particularly jaguars and leopards.